Hakka Hammer Fist - Kung Fu Report

[@adamchankungfu]

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[@122222770]

Why is Wing Chun not as successful in MMA? Thanks.

[@就就一句可以了]

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[@angelorosini4326]

Looking forward to the Hakka series I'm sure it will Rock!

[@lifeishealingdrisom]

I am a 7 Star Mantis Sifu and we use lots of hammer fist in our system. This is a very effective move and reliable for combat.

[@wingchun-simplekungfu7584]

This is a very interesting theory. I admire your open mind . This will allow you to continue to improve and evolve. I don’t know very much about the Hakka ways . My Sifu and his Sifu were both extremely powerful Wing Chun masters and used very little effort to generate enormous power. As a result, this is how I continued to practice and teach. Typically I found remaining relaxed and performing a defence against a strike was done no differently against a powerful punch or gentle punch. However, the more powerful the attack, the more pain was received to the attackers arm/leg.

[@thomasbayer2832]

Awesome content. More Hsing Yi, please, Sifu Adam.

[@houseofkungfu2543]

You could also go buy his programs too yknow 🤷

[@bigwavesun]

@@houseofkungfu2543 I have it, but he doesn't really cover Xingyi other than shared concepts

[@geldeddonkey7320]

I was told years ago that anything adapted from the Hakka style is serious stuff . I just use a bag today to keep. my hands conditioned and speed. top stuff Sifu Adam 🇦🇺 Cheers Scott

[@romainverbrouck5147]

Looks like there is some tremendous power in these techniques, always a pleasure to watch your videos! Love the new ying yang part in the intro btw 😄☯

[@siwal69]

It amazes me every time Every time. The movement’s are so fast, only high level instruction on this channel

[@aaronsaunders6974]

Great technique

[@brucebooker2227]

Impressive explanation!

[@houseofkungfu2543]

Yeah he definitely knows more Hakka fist than he leads us to believe in my opinion. Are you going to go buy his program?

[@brucebooker2227]

@@houseofkungfu2543 Yes

[@houseofkungfu2543]

@@brucebooker2227 same here, see you in the private live streams!

[@ΚωσταςΚάιλας]

Thanks 👍

[@nitai154]

Beautiful!!!!

[@alswedgin9274]

Ya can tell that Chris, a much bigger guy has respect for Adam as he sometimes hesitates to come in/attack. Shows to me he knows that Adam's view on martial arts is effective..

[@houseofkungfu2543]

I'll definitely buy this. I wish I could financially support you more, as a new parent it's kind of hard but I'm working with other Hakka masters to come up with a business model for an association where we could get paid through the state like libraries do. Because that's essentially what you guys are, living libraries

[@marcomachado8902]

It’s used in chow gar mantis

[@brodiebakomitros7279]

Thanks for all your work 👌.

[@ruiseartalcorn]

Awesome stuff! Many thanks :)

[@killickoffroadarts]

Hakka Series =Yes from me. Post Training Series = Yes from me.

[@ecnivmarng7163]

This is fast Gau Chui of Chow/Chuck Gar Praying Mantis

[@bsorryrthatsit7055]

One thing I know about the Black Mantis is that there was a problem between the Jeet Kune Do founders, Bruce Lee and Dan Inosanto. Guro Dan did not like it, Sifu Lee did.If you can't get Wing Chun or Silat for your close in style, Southern Mantis is the one.

[@JustJay133]

This one thing you know is false, so if what you know is based on falsehood, is there any truth to be found in you?

[@jugerknott09]

Yup. Jook Lum under Gin Foon Mark.

[@JustJay133]

I didn’t say Sijo Bruce didn’t study Mantis from Gin Foon Mark, as a matter of fact, Gin Foon Mark jokingly said he wished he didn’t take Bruce as a student because he would train until Gin Foon would have to make him go home. Here is what’s false, there is only one founder of Jeet Kune Do, that is Sijo Bruce Lee! Dan inosanto was his student, not a founder or cofounder! Bruce studied mantis before Dan Inosanto ever entered the picture, and Bruce already had the elements of mantis in his system before Dan ever started training with Bruce. So please, you and these morons that came to your rescue, go do your research and stop spreading false information about Bruce Lee and Jeet Kune Do!

[@JustJay133]

@Aiden Fisher I am… my version

[@bsorryrthatsit7055]

@@JustJay133 Not sure what you meant. I've had a bad tooth ache of late.Perhaps I was unclear?

[@Lift_these]

Nice approach….

[@alswedgin9274]

'Raking hammer fist'; with 'raking' do you mean 'incorporating circles' (or a vortex in my mind) in to it?

[@alswedgin9274]

My difficulty is not performing the Hakka fist; it's switching between approaches and keeping the flow going. I'm open-minded tho, so i'm seeing improvement in the future..

[@tttccc3151]

this move is straight up overpowered for people with long arms - i have short arms (for my height) like mr chan

[@alswedgin9274]

A martial arts teacher and physio-therapist noticed that i don't really have 'general' strenght' but i have 'explosive' strenght. Is this the same as what you call 'short power?

[@alexwonderman7475]

Hi Master Adam...can you please do this Hakka Hammer Fist again slowly, may be breaking those 4 or 5 moves slowly 1 by one for couple times then very fast. Thanks

[@ecnivmarng7163]

goto laptop & watch its KZbin, turn the setting to slow speed

[@eddiegriffin9404]

Core strength is crucial for haka fist

[@zetareticulan321]

Reminds me of Cimande.

[@tombenson9357]

Where do I learn this? It's all to quick to watch and learn

[@alswedgin9274]

Hammer fist is a closed hand attack, is there a comparable attack with open hands?

[@Ed7501]

More White Eyebrow please!

[@Spectre2434]

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[@Simon2k17]

If a person's short power is limited, another way is to implement a drop step found in Xing Yi, Baji, or western boxing.

[@houseofkungfu2543]

Just go buy his stuff man

[@houseofkungfu2543]

Finally 😎

[@aardvarkhendricks6555]

Vectors are not in line. It's at best a glancing blow and the beginning is improbable as the entry is assumed to be an escalation of a conflict. Highly doubtful that would be someone's first response especially if someone is shorter.

[@hosehuang8565]

🥳 C O N G R A T U LA T I O N S 🤙🏼 to the students who will benefit from the Hakka Training series. 🙏Much Success to Big Brother Cifu Chan & Chris (who looks intimidating but I bet he's a Big Teddy Bear 🤭)

[@pascal0868]

Love Hakka it doesn’t love me. Even in my twenties I couldn’t handle the conditioning, the bruised arms and the endless tiger pressups. No childrens classes 😂

[@nyclee9133]

Simular to Guangdong martial arts with the leopard fist like hung gar

[@paulh9979]

I'm asking this question with respect. Why don't we see this in mma if it is that effective? It looks great and your speed is incredible.

[@lordoffaiyum9727]

Those guys are not that good. No disrespect but sport fighting is much different. It just is mma fans. Sorry. Those guys are great in their area. As boxers would destroy them if they faced mma guys in boxing. Guess what a street encounter is different and Adam did professional security, he may be better trained than they are. Your next question is why is he not in mma right? Smh you guys never will except mma is a sport and not mecca of fighting. Its not

[@dmytrobespalchuk1332]

Because MMA is a sport that uses gloves. Person who trains to do this kind of techniques barehanded cannot do it the same way in gloves. In this case you need to adapt your technique. Your moves will definitely become wider because of difference in size between bare fists and hands in gloves. If you go vice versa after these adaptations then your techniques will have a lot of gaps where bare fist fit in quite easily. You will lose the essential features of these techniques. So you need to train differently for sports in gloves and bare fists for unpredictable situations. Why bother with all of the nuances for the sports only and invest your time in two different approaches? You can use western boxing, kickboxing or other well spread techniques with wider moves that will allow you to use same set of techniques despite of situation and equipment. You need to understand that every sport has rules that cut off most of the effectiveness of this kind of techniques. Also, there is a big difference between sports and martial arts ways of things, their methods and goals.

[@paulh9979]

@@lordoffaiyum9727 thanks Lord

[@paulh9979]

@@dmytrobespalchuk1332 very good points Dymtro.

[@tombenson9357]

Where do I learn this?

[@nahrubish]

Is Chris getting iron body soon?

[@_....J........................]

hammer fist always makes me think about knife applications

[@clementray1410]

These movements are lethal 🚑🏥🏥 imagine doing this 2 someone full force